Hogwarts Legacy Review — A Powerful Wizard, Not Much of a Student
Spell combos and parrying made me feel like a powerful wizard, but repetitive enemies and a huge, grind-heavy world kept Hogwarts Legacy at a 6/10.
Spell combos and parrying made me feel like a powerful wizard, but repetitive enemies and a huge, grind-heavy world kept Hogwarts Legacy at a 6/10.
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Spell combos and parrying made me feel like a powerful wizard, but repetitive enemies and a huge, grind-heavy world kept Hogwarts Legacy at a 6/10.
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